samba - Nov 2007 - 2GB limit

I have a PC-BSD system running with SAMBA.  I wanted to backup an image disk
which size is about 10Gb.  The system has 4 HD, each 80 GB, so the space was not
the problem.

I tried to copy this image data from Windows XP to my PC-BSD system via samba. I
could copy up to 2Gb and then I had an error.

I googled to find out how to fix this error and I found that it was fixed some
time ago.  I verified samba version installed.  It is ver 3.26a.
samba-3.0.26a,1 
samba-libsmbclient-3.0.26a

I checked the disk format.  It is UFS2.  

 I saw couple blogs saying that it is possible to enable this if the option lfs
is enabled.

I checked smb.conf man to see if there was an option that I set incorrectly.  So
far I couldn't see anything wrong.

My configuration is really simple
   workgroup = TEST
   netbios name = Test_Srv
   server string = Test Server
   security = user

[BackUps]
   comment = System Backups
   path = /media/srvInfo/BckUp
   browseable = yes
   valid users = test
   public = no
   writable = yes
   printable = no
   create mask = 0765

Could you help me to fix this? I don't know where else I can check.
Does any body had similar problem like this with current version 3.26? 

Thanks in advance
Simon

       
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> I checked the disk format.  It is UFS2.  
?
> Could you help me to fix this? I don't know where else I can check.
> Does any body had similar problem like this with current version 3.26? 
There is no such limit in Samba;  it i probably a limit in the
underlying filesystem.  We create gargantuan (>2Gb) files via Samba all
the time, but we use LINUX ext3/xfs servers.

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